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CITY OF ITHACA, N.Y.
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
ADJOURNED REGULAR HEFTING JUNE 12, 1933
PRESyNT--Herman Bergholtz, Mayor
Aldermen--Sammons,Gill,Causer,Lowe,l yers, Comfort,
Campbell,Townsend,Hoffman,Rogal sky
City Attorney--Treman
City Engineer--Eustance
Asst. if --Marble
City Chamberlain--Snyder
On June 7th, the date. for the regular meeting, the
Mayor and other officials were out of the City attending
the Mayor's Conference. There being no quorum, the
meeting was adjourned to this date.
Minutes of the * day.-- meeting were duly approved.
Air 11r. Robinson submitted samples of the Air Maps which
daps he had proposed to sell to the City and the purchase
of these Maps was again discussed.
No action was taken except to agree that they might
be reconsidered if and when the Board of Public Works
made a definite request for an appropriation to purchase.
Assess- The attached communication from the Assessor reco;m-nend-
ments ing certain expungements from ,current Tax Roll in the
Expunged amount of $10.95 was received and read.
By Alderman Uyers: seconded by Alderman Comfort
RESOLVED: that the recommendation of the Assessor be
approved and $10�.�95 be and the sane 11;&ereby ordered cArecrecl r
expunged from the 1933 City Tax Roll, 101.0•60
Carried.
On motion of Al der:aan .yer s, the request from the
Com_littee on Taxation and Financial Proble=,; of the
City of Hilwaukee to pass a resolution memorializing
Congress to advocate the issuance of National Currency
to municipalities on the pledge of their bonds was
laid on the table.
Work It was pointed out that part of the work recently
Relief authorized to improve the Stewart Avenue Bridge over
Fall Creek, and the replacement of pumps at the Buffalo--
Headow Sewer Station might be undertaken as work
projects.
By Alderman Fryers: seconded by Alderman Causer;
RESOLVED; that $3., 500 be and the same is hereby
appropriated to the Work Relief account for work relief
on the Steuart Avenue Bridge job.
Carried
By Alderman Sa::r-ions; seconded by Alderman Hoffman:
RESOLVED; that $3, 500 be and the same is hereby
appropriated to the Work Relief account for work relief
on the Buffalo-Meadow pump station job.
Carried
Road The matter of erecting a combination speed and
Signs welcome sign at each entrance to the :City was discussed
and the Engineer agreed to submit a design for such
sign at a future neeting,
Local The Alderman discussed a proposed amendment to
Law Sec.46 of the City Charter with respect to authorizing
the City to borrow for current expenses in anticipation
of tax collections in accordance with the provisions
of the City Home Rule Law.
It was ::loved, seconded and carried that this be laid
on the table until the next regular meeting.
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Parking Alderman Campbell led a discussion of the enforce-
Discussed rent of the Ordinance against all night parking,
parking over the designated time limit and double
parking. No action was taken.
Daylight By Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman Townsend:
Saving RESOLVED: that the City of Ithaca adopt
"daylight saving" during the summer while the schools
are closed.
Ayes---Causer, Townsend,Rogalsky
Nays--Gill, Lowe,Myers, Coi:lfort,Campbell,Hoffria.n
Alderman Saruions, not voting.
Ayes--3 Nays--6 Hotion lost.
Audit By Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman 11yers:
RESOLVED: that the bills audited and approved by
the Finance Committee be and the same arc hereby
approved for payment.
Carried.
Mork Hayor Bergholtz reported that in a, week or two
Relief the fork Relief projects on the State College Campus
would be completed, that he felt it was essential
to continue to provide work for the unemployed, that
a preliminary list of new work projects had been
prepared with the idea of furnishing work until such
time as a major program could be undertaken with the
assistance of Federal Aid under the National.
Recovery Act, and that he mould submit such projects
first to the Board of Public Forks. He, therefore
suggested that the meeting be adjourned subject to
the call of the Mayor so that the Aldermen night act
promptly on whatever program the Board of Public
Works might submit.
On motion of Alderman Causer the meeting adjourned
to reconvene at the tail of the Mayor.
City Clerk
ADJOURNED REGULAR !METING JUNE 19, 1933
. 3 P.?1.
PRESENT--H ernan Bergholt z,3:Sayor
Aldermen--Sammons,Gill,Lone,11yers,Comfort,
Campbell,Townsend.,Hof fman,Rogal sky
Attorney--Treman _
Chamberlain--Snyder
Chief of Poli ce--Har shall
At the suggestion and invitation of Hayor
Bergholtz the following officers of the Board of
Public Storks were also present:
Commi ssioners--Allen,Hiller,r.4errill
Engineer--Eust ante
Asst. Eng.--Marble
Superintendent--Feller
Forester--Baker
Solicitors 1.1r. Lane, representing -barest Llagazine Publications
Ordinance requested a change in the present ordinance which
requires a fee of w1.00 for a Police Permit to
solicit from door to door. Attorney Treman admitted
the legality of such a fee, was an open question
and many complaints from large publishers had been
made, nevertheless he showed where a great many
well known publishing houses had secured such permits
and paid the required fee.
By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alderman Ca�;ipbell:
RESOLVED: that the Ordinance remain as it is.
Carried
OFFICE OF
THE CITY ASSESSOR
ITHACA, NEW YORK
L.E. DOFFLEMYER
ASSESSOR
ADDRESS:CITY HALL
June
Tenth
1933
To The Hon. Mayor and Common Council,
City Hall,
Ithaca, New York,
Gentlemen:—
J.
Between the inspection of the Boat Houses and the
filing of the City Tax Roll,the following Boat Houses
have been torn down or removed and I respectfully rec—
commend that they- be expunged from the 1933 Tax Roll..
E.E,Bredbenner Boat House $50.00 Tax $ Ar
J.F,Kramer " " $50,00 "
j n n 0 a .s.3
No.sxpuNi.w
The assessment on the property at 429
Hillv-iew Place,owned by E E Kennedy .
was reduced by the Board of Assessors
$900.00,but accidentally omitte& an the
Tax Roll.
I recommend that the same be expunged.
425
Elmer. E Kennedy Hillview Place
$900.00 Tax 9.54
Total $10.95
Respectfully,
City Assess